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Waterford / Re: Portlaw marriage in 1831
« on: Wednesday 11 January 17 14:09 GMT (UK) »
Hi Sinann, thank you for your help on this, that's great, much appreciated.
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Waterford / Re: Portlaw marriage in 1831
« on: Monday 09 January 17 11:30 GMT (UK) »
Hi Sinann
Thank you so much for your help. I' ve got it as Arthur and Catherine too now, the other paper I have I now see its probably Arthurus (Latin) or similar (and Catherina). I would never have got the priest though thank you. Can I also ask you, do you know this - am I right in what I have now read that this is St Nicholas Church built circa 1822 and not St Patricks which was built circa 1858 or was there an earlier church on the site of st Patricks. I cannot see anything on the link but I could be missing where it is.
Thank you so much for your help. I' ve got it as Arthur and Catherine too now, the other paper I have I now see its probably Arthurus (Latin) or similar (and Catherina). I would never have got the priest though thank you. Can I also ask you, do you know this - am I right in what I have now read that this is St Nicholas Church built circa 1822 and not St Patricks which was built circa 1858 or was there an earlier church on the site of st Patricks. I cannot see anything on the link but I could be missing where it is.
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Waterford / Re: Portlaw marriage in 1831
« on: Saturday 07 January 17 22:34 GMT (UK) »
Hi Hallmark
Thank you for the link, I can now see how it works, I have found the marriage in there but I'm still trying to decipher it all.
Thank you again
Thank you for the link, I can now see how it works, I have found the marriage in there but I'm still trying to decipher it all.
Thank you again
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Waterford / Re: Portlaw marriage in 1831
« on: Saturday 07 January 17 22:33 GMT (UK) »
Hi Sinann
Thank you
April 1831 joannem Kirby and Bridgidam Flanagan. I can find it via the link but can't decipher it all at the moment but I ll keep trying. thank you
Thank you
April 1831 joannem Kirby and Bridgidam Flanagan. I can find it via the link but can't decipher it all at the moment but I ll keep trying. thank you
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Waterford / Re: Portlaw marriage in 1831
« on: Saturday 07 January 17 21:15 GMT (UK) »
Hi Sinann
Thank you for your reply,
its Irish Catholic Parish Registers via Ancestry, now I have seen link you mention, but I am not in Ireland and as this is now a new search direction for me I am unsure how to access that.
This I have just says marriage place Portlaw Waterford, Diocese Waterford and Lismore .
Thanks again.
Thank you for your reply,
its Irish Catholic Parish Registers via Ancestry, now I have seen link you mention, but I am not in Ireland and as this is now a new search direction for me I am unsure how to access that.
This I have just says marriage place Portlaw Waterford, Diocese Waterford and Lismore .
Thanks again.
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Waterford / Portlaw marriage in 1831
« on: Saturday 07 January 17 19:00 GMT (UK) »
I have located a marriage via the Irish Catholic Parish Registers - marriage date April 1831, it just says marriage place was Portlaw, Waterford. I have no idea at all about Portlaw would anyone be able to point me in the direction of which church this may have been. Thank you.
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Denbighshire / Re: Ruthin Road burial, Wrexham look up please.
« on: Saturday 07 January 17 18:53 GMT (UK) »
Hi Hollingham
Have sent you a pm
Have sent you a pm
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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Chapel of Bagby in 1842
« on: Sunday 28 June 15 11:24 BST (UK) »
Hi KGarrad
yes thanks I've seen that and earlier the family are at Kirby Knowle but then moved to Bagby. I've had this certificate 2 years and when I started working on this branch again I just thought well which one was actually Chapel of Bagby.
Thanks again
yes thanks I've seen that and earlier the family are at Kirby Knowle but then moved to Bagby. I've had this certificate 2 years and when I started working on this branch again I just thought well which one was actually Chapel of Bagby.
Thanks again
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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Chapel of Bagby in 1842
« on: Sunday 28 June 15 11:21 BST (UK) »
Hi Arthur
Yes, Chapel of Bagby has been written in. I'm sure it must have been St Mary's as I have some that were baptised there and I have burials there too.
Thanks again
Yes, Chapel of Bagby has been written in. I'm sure it must have been St Mary's as I have some that were baptised there and I have burials there too.
Thanks again